Nowadays, children watch a lot of TV and play video games. However, some think that these activities are not beneficial for a child’s mental health. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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this
age
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children
waste their
time
watching a huge amount of times
tv
and playing video games. Against
that
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,that
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some think that it can be harmful
for
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children
's mental health.
Actually
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there is no
directly
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connection between
time
spending
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in front of the
screen
and mental health.It depends on what they watch and what they play.
Screen
time
can destroy
kids
' mindsets
while
they are interested in harmful
things
but if they use
for
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that
time
for watching useful
things
this
idea would not be valid anymore. From point of my view, what
children
do is more important than
where
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what
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children
do.
Time
spending
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spent
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on beneficial
things
in front of
screen
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the screen
a screen
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is much better than
time
spending
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on
things
which
able
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are able
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to damage
child
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a child
the child
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. Sometimes
screen
time
may even be
reason
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the reason
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of
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succeed
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. To clarify, parents should prefer watching documentaries on
TV
instead
of playing with bad guys
for
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their
children
. Because watching documentary improves
child's
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a child's
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general knowledge but playing with bad guys does not have any beneficial extent.
On the other hand
,
first
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paragraph does not mean that
children
should be allowed to
watching
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TV
for
an
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hours and hours. Parents can not be available for checking what their
kids
watch every
time
. There is no doubt that
,
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child
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a child
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watching channel or playing game which is not for
kids
will be affected because individuals should learn information in order. There is some knowledge which can leave permanent damage
for
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to
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a child
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child
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child's
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brain about murders, wars and crimes because
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the child
a child
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child
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children
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can be influenced easier than others. They can not decide which is true or not. In order to
this
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do this
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, if no one
check
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checks
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them watching
TV
is extremely dangerous for
children
.
For example
, if
child
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the child
a child
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has missions which order to kill someone in
computer
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a computer
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game
child
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child's
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brain normalize that after a
few
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time
. There are a lot of guilty people who were affected by computer games. In conclusion, with the easier
accessing
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access
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to technology
children
watch
TV
for surprisingly much
time
.
On the
contrary
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some say that it is dangerous for
kids
' psychology. I declined that there is no
completely
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complete
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connection between
time
and mental health. The topic has much more
relations
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relation
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with mental.
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  • cognitive development
  • exposure to violence
  • addiction
  • reduced physical activity
  • hand-eye coordination
  • strategic thinking
  • multitasking skills
  • moderation
  • parental guidance
  • balanced approach
  • screen time
  • social interaction
  • sense of community
  • social skills
  • social isolation
  • alternative activities
  • outdoor activities
  • family interaction
  • mental health issues
  • educational programs
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